How can T's staff keep up with his comments?

[grumpyduck]

"He fired Berman." "I didn't fire Berman."

"He was kidding about reducing the testing." "I never kid."

There seems to be this repeating pattern where he says something, then his aides try to spin it, and then he contradicts them. How many times has this happened by now?

How can they keep up with him?

[KY_EnviroGuy]

1. I believe they create most of it. Too much thinking for Trump.

By the fascist playbook, the idea is to create confusion, chaos, anger and fear yet feed red meat to their base.

Republicans are masters at it.

And just like the honey badger, they don't give a shit........

[Midnight Writer]

2. Conflicting information is an old management technique. I took a class in it years ago.

Keep the workers confused, and with no objective truth they will not coalesce against you.

[underpants]

4. I see this as his game with them. Sort of what you said.

He loves watching people fight it out. People completely dependent on his approval.

So he says something, they try to cover for him, he screws them over. Walks away. Smiling about his silly little game.

[struggle4progress]

3. Easy peasy. He doesn't care what he says. His staff doesn't care what he says.

He doesn't care what his staff says. It's just one big happy pile of cowpucks

[keithbvadu2]

5. His staff sticks up for him again and he stabs them in the back again.

His staff sticks up for him again and he stabs them in the back again.

[Nevilledog]

6. Which statement to release governed by Magic 8 ball.